so yes it is that malaysia is a new that's millet yes the. with funds from an international aid program for west africa the co-operative has bought grinding mills to make flour from the minute. and share from last from the from these women are supposed to earn money by grinding our crops into flour to follow but they can't compete with the price of wheat flour as if it was simple to me. to have things got worse in recent years the only really is the need and you lose your movies imagine you would like to be able to process our own milledge it would be more lucrative to sell flour than the role graeme hugo why would i let up be bought we just can't sell it no one will buy flour for the price it costs asked to produce it it's a huge problem it was easy then of the world level of the to go. to war when it's pretty clear that the mills don't get much use. to. the farmers at the co-operative kaante even sell lead produce in their own village so they mainly produce food for their own consumption seventy five this is the song of the village shop i d

remained the most dangerous side just missing shot misanthropes of go by but after half an hour thomas millet did find a gap in the spanish defense something hope the equaliser. after the break both teams had their chances in an entertaining affair but it remains only square one won't between two teams who want a line that will cup credentials germany next play brazil in a friendly and shows de spain and to take out in tina. and start your engines the new formula one season gets underway on sunday with the australian grand prix mercedes driver lewis hamilton beat her arya sebastian vettel in the title last year and the two look to set to continue their rivalry in twenty eighteen on saturday the two drivers faced off and qualifying and it was the defending champion who struck an early psychological blow. the new season but the same old story defending champion lewis hamilton stormed to a pole position in melbourne the mercedes driver set a new law practice and will start sunday's race at the front of the great despite winning the world championship four times in his career the britain's thirst

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transparency says it has proof that a company owned by the wife of lady millet for one co owns six hundred and fifty eight of the apartments. back to. your director of the university vladimir litvinenko signed a contract with his wife's company in the play usually that young couple of known and behold his company ended up owning apartments where the two hundred thirty million euros. they were built on the plant belonged to the mining university its rector should be doing everything in his power to benefit the university. but the litvinenko evidently confuses his personal interests with those of the university and those of the state. killers. that's the way he operates says his daughter litvinenko. we went to see her in the latvian capital riga. she says her father uses public officials for his own purposes that many people who work for various government bodies were given apartments i saw myself how it works with the prices of very low and fight purchase contracts are drawn up they pretend to purchases were involved from the start in the construction projects and they pay a nominal price a

they had agreed that the millet -- ministry of defense for the submarine program. today's announcement would ensure the work that we use it to rebuild. remains on schedule and as a number -- another sign of keeping our company safe. it means they will benefit from extra 800 million and the next financial year and we continue to exceed the 2% target. this is very unseemly. the honorable legislation. it's well known to all members of the house.hing in the face of our democracy. that is the challenge of meeting with that. clearly the allegations but people should be able to have confidence about how their personal data is being used. they were investigating this matter. i expect any others involved to cooperate fully. in our protection there will strengthen our commissioner. and also around data protection. as well the other steps they have taken this is a government that is committed that there is a safe place to be. will they report so will i personally hope will resemble the existing customs union. we've given it in the negotiating stage that was completed last wee

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mathias millet said indeed almost confirming speculation that one is thinking very hard about spinning off the truck and bust the vision. soon frank but thank you. shares in turkish airlines have fall into a five month low ofter the company posted disappointing quarterly figures turkey's national carrier made a profit of around three hundred million euros last quarter that's about twelve percent less than analysts had expected the poor results were driven by higher than expected costs and last year turkish airlines rose to number four in the ranking of the top global airline it's. back a bit too late in our efforts to change a very famous song oh you bet is that soon well known around the world a german national anthem it praises amongst other things the fatherland but for how long follower trends said by canada some people here want to change the words to be more gender neutral it would give the country's soccer players our whole new song to mumble. germany's national soccer team players know the words of the national anthem by heart as do the members of the german going to stock. but

and he's a very special sort of civilian and he certainly is then would with this talk of of the millet. we men of us listening to an interview today from someone in iran who was saying that without this agreement when the us pulls out of it let's say it collapses at the you can't hold it together he was saying that there is war possible between the u.s. and iran do you agree with that could that be possible. i think we're a long way from war happily with iran and united states have but things will become the situation between the isis in iraq and in the middle east and globally will become substantially more unstable if. the nuclear agreement is ever gaited by the united states seventy five years ago one of the great minds of the twentieth century a french philosopher and political commentator named or raymond aaron or a moral right after the liberation of paris had a meeting with i think the then foreign minister and he was a young man errol was and he said everything is going wrong and this is broken and that is wrong why is the government screw all this sort of stuff and things shou

states saying that he wanted to stop toppling regimes however john bolton is a long time advocate for millet. interventions around the world so questions remain about what this will mean with big developments on the horizon regarding iran and north korea. for some insight on the story we can now hear from jim johnson us of former u.s. diplomat jim. it just gets curiouser and curiouser this appointment has been widely criticized in the media why do people find bolton such a controversial figure. well let's remember during the campaign trump ran against the republican establishment on three issues immigration trade and foreign and security policy and the immigration trade he has been somewhat different from what we expected of a typical republican but unfortunately his national security policy and the people he surrounds himself with could have been a carbon copy of the of the bush administration and a continuation of the interventionist war like policies we saw under bill clinton george w. bush and barack obama and it seems as he is changing the cast of characters that is ministration it's ge

when their patrol came under attack but families of the victims dispute the police account brazil's millet military took command of the city last month in an attempt to curb rising violence. hundreds of football fans have marched in britain second largest city in a protest against extremism but some accuse the organizers of the rally of spreading hate catherine stansell reports from birmingham i would call fans uniting if they say she and extremism the football lots alliance was formed last june after the attacks in manchester and london bridge the group wants the government to do more to prevent so-called terror attacks and are calling for tighter controls on those who might be considered a threat but here in birmingham one of britain's most diverse cities the march is seen by many as promoting intolerance something the group's founder denies time to be with the demographics and a mike of what people you know these things apart from to go about a country are not they're not rice individuals the always be people who try to catch him so that their own richard goes off in caspar the cyber se

now cynthia millet address is an associate professor of sociology at the american university and author of extreme mainstream and she says the new name hasn't changed the party's rhetoric i do not think this is really a rebranding at all i think it's just a renaming i think especially coming on the heels of having steve benen speak to the congress and say you know it's ok to be a racist it's ok to be a let them call it was you know i don't see how this distinguishes you know distinguishes the party at all from from its past but certainly we're seeing you know a much greater acceptability of greg rhetoric of anti immigrant rhetoric of islamophobia rhetoric in political parties across across the continent and we're seeing some of that language show up even in more mainstream parties as you know as an attempt to move and draw some of those voters and so i do think that. we're going to continue to see that happening i don't think that that you know is it distinguishes what's what's happening now from what the party has been in the past. tens of thousands of followers have reached india's fi

the domestic venture richard bhushan and on the outside world, they are going to cut millet -- and on the outside world they are going to cut military expenditures. they want negotiations with the outside world. after the missile talk. which means he is just sending out some impulses. to see whether he can find some leastf consensus with at germany, the united states. i'm not sure what kind of message he is sending to the u.k. it looks like the russian pop -- it looks like the russian propaganda team pews them as something they can just be ignored. -- who said putin will no president or maybe we should more appropriately say "fuhrer" and indicated maybe it is time to change the constitution so he could not sit forever. putin also said he will not change the government on the question about the prime minister after he had been inaugurated which has been in may and leads to discussion of if putin will hang gone, which personet or if a younger who is a favorite, alternative, will turn to the minister of industry but i believe you cannot be week. things are changing. >> why change constit